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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
,rnnn.crint aud Magazines.

Mir. Ivan Moran soli story four or five wear, ago to Mir Bunce, then the editor of Aur,letons Journal. for s>A That journal ceased to exist before Ivau's story saw day li,.Ft i'm ifs columns. and Mr. BUnce returned 1T to the author When the Manhattan started. ifs e,litor. Sir Fornan. gave Alr. Moran SD for it That magazine went the way of all weddings before they had tune to eivethe world Mr Moran's story. Last week Wr Moran sold that story once more. and received so for it. The story would i'll thre,. columns of a daily paper and Mr. Moran has received Slsj for 1t already. But Nr Moran isn't always as fortunate as that. I,,,t week he received this from Frank Ls=slie'S ,,ubli.hing house. My dear Moran; Please tnd I-5en inclos,t. Its merits ore fully appreci- a,..l. but the unfortunate fact remains that about sIol worth cost price, of course: the intrinsic value is much grcaterl Of your poems are still awaiting publication with Us. Yours. very truly, Benj- G. smith New York Graphic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Dr Iiebig X Co.

The above we'll known specisilsts Q, san Franciscoo, having a number oI ;nnortant medical aud surgical cases ,o treat in Tucson have decided to open n,;yste offices in this city on February f4tb. 18th and 18th. at rooms ID tne Fremont Lodging House, Church Plhzs' All in need of medical and sursieAi eu vice should avail themselves or tne pj Upj portunity of consulting the oldest rS, su leading Specislists on the faclhc Coss' whose wonderful cures ID the past ua. fer of a century have astonlsbeo 'ns , medical world. In the treatment Gi Snecial, Chronic, Private and comp csted diseases of men, they nave les canals. Surgical cases, deformity anu diseases of women form part or 'nei' pecialty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
An Act m Relation to Water Righ,>

An Act m Relation to Water Risht>
 The following act in relation t1 water rights has been introduced m the legis lature by Representative Smith Of Msri- copR county.
 Be It Enacted by the Legislative As
 sembly ot the Territory of ArizouR.
 Sec l. That the water of all the steams and water courses m this terri tory shall be subject Go location and ap- propristiOn by any person, corporation or assOclstiOn Of persons, for mining. milling, manufacturing. agricultural Co. domestic purposes or for the Use of stock and the lOcatOrs and spprOpriator- of such water shall be deemed and held tO be the owners thereof, according to the priority of their locations and RpprOprIa- tons.
 Provided, That any person, corpora tiOn, associations of persons locating "a water right under the provisions Ot this act shall file for record. with the recor- der of the county n which the head Ot the ditch or canal may be sItus;5d. notice showing the date of the location. the name or names of the lOcafots. the number of inches Of water claimed. and the point where the water is to be taken lIOLu lnt uldlu stream NE WhitE CNuI~rs And shall use reasonable and proper diligence in making an sc.uRl apprOpri- ton of the water SO claiued, otherwise all his, its, or their night thereto shall cease or determine.
 Sec. ,. That all persons, corporations or associations of persons. who have heretofore appropriated water from any Ot the streams or water courses m thIs territory for mining, milling. msnufsc- turing, agriculture or domestic purposes. {. or for the use of stock. and who still continue to use the same, are hereby de clared to be the owners thereof. accord ing tO the priority of their appropriation.
 Provided, That the non use of the water for period of two years, after the appropriation thereC' shall be construed as an abandonment all rights thereto. And such water shall agaIn become sub ject to location and appropriation.
 Sec. 3. That the common law doe Urine of riparian rights shall not obtain or be of any force or effect .u thIs terri tory,
 Sec. i. This act shall take effect and be ID force from and after its passage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
o,,,.,,,n. ,o inc Expense.

Ii is really diSgraceful that taxpayers sbouId h. asked to defray the cost of all royal r.ssgg.s orrosss the channel Every time the P,-ipo. of Wales crosses to Calais or BouloSne ,,,a ,,ublic have to pay eiO, and even the trnyeliug expenses Of the Grand Duke of Hes o,,I inc Grand Duchess of MecSlenburg- S.r,Iitz and other members of the family arc horne bv the country All thcse people re '.-i,-,. I,rq. allowances. out of which they o7,rl,, to le made to drfray such expenses in- stead of cadging on the taxIayeIs m 'hls sc,r5alous fashion. especially as the whole of tlleee passages nre mere pleasure trlIS- 1T the ordinary steamers are not sooi eh"ush for the royalties. let them hire s'sciai DoatS ae their own expense, as they can well ai1oru 70 do thanks to the cxuherant hoerall'S oi parliament. London Truth
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
CoIn- Ore and HuIIion.

During the year lSs6. there WAS im- ported into the United states from So- uora, Mexico, $. 432 13l pounds silver ore. valued at at S2I7 .jl6, silver bnl- liou. Sl06 ,409. G6; silver coin. S2S6..L .L1,.. gold bullion, S4i2.1ll; total gold and silver bullion, silver ore and coin, Sl.- OS3. .30S.66. Over 5,OOOOO0 pounds of this ore was consumed by the NOgales smelter.
 During the month of January. leSG, there was imported 42l,2O0 pounds Of silver ore. valued at $l3. l2O, silver bull lion, , bars, valued at S37.6lj.6. silver coin. S3.OOO, gold bullion. : bars. yaiue. Sls5S4.
 For the month of January. lN-1. there was imported l,l0l,05 pounds ot -il- yer ore, valued at S2J>sj. silver bull lion, 3 bars, value. e. OUO; gold buillon. II bars, valued at S45,4@J; l,43o hides, valued at S2,7s3; l03 b0ls.. 53 boxes aEd s, ,125 loose oranges; free goods. valued at sS2. .3O7. 7.5O.-Nogales Frontier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Most Excellent

J.J. Atkins. Chief of Police, hno- v,lIe. Tenn, writes. Ny family and l are beueficiaries 0' your mOst excellent medicine. Dr. Kings New Discovery for eonsumptiou; having found II tO be all that yOu claim for it, desire to testify to it's virtue. My friends to whom have recommendoi II. praise It si every opportunity" Dr. kings New Discov- cry for COnsunpiIon is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma. Group, and every affs 'tiOn of Throat. Chest and Lungs.
 Trial Bottles Free a Geo. Martin s Drug Store. Large sI1 HOO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
AN ERA OF FRAUDS.
How Charity Organizations are Used by
 Those Too Lazy rb Work

How Charity Organizations are Used by
 Those Too Lazy n Work.
 The Charity Organization society, which is located in a quiet part of University place, and which Is managed by some well known phiianthropic ladies, is society that Is doing much good in the way of assisting the worthy poor and in putting them in positions where they can help themselves A reporter. who called at the headquarters today, found the ladies m charge busy, as usual, in issuing ~wooiyard' cards, in investigating appeals for assistance, and in listening to the various tales of distress that were told by small army of applicants. It was motley array There was a typical country boy, who, like Howel's Lemuel Barker, had come to grief while seeking his fortune in the metropolis He wanted to go home tO his mother There was an educated EnglishInan who had come 10 this land of promise, to find it q land of bricks without straw. He wanted work Thep. w..re destitute widows and broken down gentlemen.
 I've do the best we can. said the special agent. whose business it Is tO receive these visitors, but assure you we get just trife discouraged at times, and our faith in human nature Is frequently and violently shaken
 What percentage of those whom you assist turn out to be deservingf'
 Well it may seem a strange statement, but as a matter of fact l believe that % per cent. of them are frauds. No. it's not drink, although drink in many cases has much to do with it. II were asked what find to b. the cause of destituti0n in most of the cases that l am called upon to investigate l should say that 1t Is laziness. pure and unadulterated I have here now letter from man who ought 60 need help from no one. We have placed him in good positions three times. He has lost them by carelesSneSs, and now he comes back to us He Is but a sample. There k a class that seem to think that they are entitled to be supported by public charity. But We must deal with all lest the deserving be over looked. The mantle of charity is broad and covers many things the long suffering lady continued. Among other things 1t covers good many people who are able to cover themselves But frauds will always exist, l suppo-.. New York Mail and Express
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

DISTRICT Attorney Rouse Is well ec- ouain.ed wish James II. Wright, Arl- zoua's new Chief Justice. He reports b,m A resident of Carroltou, Mo. a bachelor. 52 years of age, an able lawyer. a big, vhole-souled msn. He has re- pestedly served as State Sena'or,snd has filled various hIgh offices with zeal and ability. The CITIZEN bespeats for him a warm rec option and trusts that the fame of his uprightness as judGe may never be tarnished by political blss and that we may never have occasion to retrsct but to add to the high commendstion Attorney Rouse has pronounced upon him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
,r.aies,,a tn Younr Mrs. nlaIn..

This extract from Mime. Modjeska.s letter ,o inc young Mrs. Blaine contains the WIS dom of experience: II shall miss you' ot cour.e. but il is far better for you that you 'Ie moi going on the stage after all Our life Is moi all Sirewn with roses, and the existence of n young. beautiful girl in our profession Is something very sad, believe me. You were horn to shine-hut not on the stage; you VIII shine fin society and Ie the pride of your nus hand and yourS. and when you arc old yoa will have a circle of devoted friends around which will make your life sweet and easy. An actress is only appreciated ai the time ui ber glory: when she has given to the world sl tl,at was best in her she Is like an eml'H Lgttle-no one cares for her any Hsore.-EN change
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
R,0,lo HiII's Title.

aI earned the title o; Buffalo Bill by killing bufTaloe> on the plains The Kansas Pacific railroad was being built through the heart of the buffalo country in I>57 Some ,juO hands were employed at that end of the rorlte The Indians were constantly on the war path. and fresh meat was difiicIf Co ob- tain. Hunters were en-aged Co kill buffaloes for the firm who had the contract for board ina, the emuloyes of the road l had some littl. reputation as a goOi shot and especially at live cattle. SD l was engaged at n salary of SJJ1 Der month to kill DuiIaloes Twelve of the~e huge animals were required each day. Nothing but the hams and humps were eaten knew the work would bc very dangerous, Lsscauss the Indians were riding all over the country. iniulging in their favorite sport of killing a white man when they caught one alone on the prairie. But l agreed to furnish the meat. Indians or TO Indians. ] knew l would often be five or ten miles from tho road and was liable to attack Ly the redskins. Ny success Gs a meat provider waS so great the road hands began to call me Buffalo Bill. and the name lls remained with me. Many stirrin, adventures occurred tO me during the seventeen months hunted buiialoss for the Kansas Pacific road l killed { ,5>J buffaloes, beside, some Indians.-New York Mall and E1pnzs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Territorial Ponies,

Peterson, Armstrong 6 Co. of Tempe. are shipping to the SOnsher PacInc Railroad 100000 pounds of barley Der week.
 Deputy United States Marshal Breck- Inridge has effected the arrest of abou. i've or six Mexicsns, who have been cut ting wood on the Msricopa Indian reser- vasion, and the Phenix Iall Is pretty well filled thereby.
 William Forester .he best base bal player in Arizona, a fireman m NOgaies smelter had three Of his fingers cut of while inspecting fan
 Quite an iItlux of hard looking stran- gers arrived in Tombstone during ths past week. Those who locked like professional tramps and tough cItiZ-ns were notified to leave by the polIcs force. They have an educated eye and can pick out bad egS Hs n miner would pyrates from gOli nugget.
 The Arizona Legislature are about Co adjourn to give the messels a chance to operate.
 Measles are very prevalent iu Salt River valley and in many cases fatal Great care should b taken ID the treatment of this dIse se now that it seems to be unusually fatal
 The new Prescott railroad seems to Do out of luck. The cars are of the track frequently. aud s day or two sInce. the brakeman was badly crushed At Prescott while coupling cars.
 There was death at the Maricop4 county hospital on the lst inst. the de ceased being d stone mason known ss 'Scotty."
 The flour supposed to have been pOIs Oned was taken down from Tempe to Phenix the other day, but 1t was found that there were no means of RnalyZ ZIng It there. It was taken back therefore. but further experimentslwill be made ty feed ing It to dogs, chickens, etc.
 Work on the Maricopa railroad IS pro gressing fsvorably Within the lasttVo days over fifty car loads oi rails. ties, etc arrived at the junction. Mir Locks Is now ID Washington and wIll attend Co the removal of the last legal obstruction to right of way. SO that tue road may hv pushed to completion within the time heretofore specified.
 Stsin's Peak is situatei ID Logan county, New MexIcu. The town oi Evansville contains thirteen frame houses with several others m process Ot construction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
To Ladies

Suffering from functional dersn zements or any of the painful disorders or weak ne.ses incident to their sex, Dr. Piercs's treatise, illustrated with wood-cuts and colored plates Cl60 pagesl suggests sure means of complete self-cure. Sent for 10 cents ID stamps. Address Worlds Dispenssry Medical Associstion, Buffalo, \. I.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
JUDGE NOT.

And he brought the stones down from the nous-
 tain
 Deep enETaven by Gods own hand. And they Of religion the fountain. But how few have kept their commando An! the tablets came straightly from heaven. And they were of CO.i-giy-n birth. But His Son still a new one hath given. That ye love one another on earth. - And And no Q, one nee can e,er think for another z Or tell how his footsteps are led. .1 F-,l. But He who was humanity's brother For all of humanity blrd.
 Ben D. Houss in Indianapolis Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
\ Moment. Please :

Eat your dinner ss the American restaurant; take lunch at 2J7 COugr--- street. porter house steak, choice chops. and the best cook ID the terrItory. ant sam to wait on you, e, the above house, to there for corn bread. nu~h. bi-rlis and hot cakes. No Chinsmen tnr.r. no half cooked meals served Al lot two bits. Who wlll be made hsPpS peIt?
 NfT-fNlIA NAtA-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Rncklln's ArnIea SaIre

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum- Fever Sores. letter, Chspped Hands, ChilblsiDs, Corns. and sll Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

HA absence of cold storms during I.-L'er ''L'er that IS now nearly past, has O' great advantage to the cattle on .. ranges. They have not suffered ,b. ''e coId' inclement weather. while L.,. .'s-iAS ls much better than if rains ,a-ien' 's'ien' The condition of cattle IS fO''ea better now than usual at this - .u' owing to this fact. The fall of sr... 'H1' Is to come will start up the
 '''-s sfass n prolific lu1uriapce.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

han hEssHAS REAGAN has taken his ,,s added something 10 Ireland's woes, ,p,,,, '' now return to Washington to
 CT 'Wist tEe British lions tail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

WE give below some sample eases ot the costs that parties have been con- pellei to pay in attachment cases, ID the District Court oi oar county while awaiting the slow coming Of some term of the District Court, -ni 0 still more slowly coming !udSHeut. A5d the Star wants the County Court with its ,ronp. decisions abolished. and wants a system perp-tusted which parmita a heavy drain uP1H :hs property and ccmmeF- cia, activi:y of oa- cit.z ns:
 Dsu Miny vs... Blroets. S30Oo Hal do Arni;; VI. Frank EiSsrd-. 3O5O C.. Howard Thompson v. C.P.
 D,k., plaintiff eos.s......... Ecoa Defendant Os:....-...--.....-. 2H3 l. Zsckercorivs. z. A GiraE4 r; al 2TO L. GcoimlD g santa C.-I'nt
 Copper Co............-....... s3u c. ". Kin'y vs. r. B. Iu:iy a.. l5tj Tn 3he s5ve-ll a,-4e..nsI' ca-ei
 aSains, the Gu-sIsh; Aainz
 Company ....-.......-.-...-. JSut
 SIsh c.s.s arc i@TussiSle ia Cluu:y Courts, but a:e incident 10 tho ierrn -ys- tenn oi cour's
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
rninn. Fence Posts.

A Burlington, Vt. man takeS roilroid r'lil, bas them painted black and the hanSe uol.H for wires. and then us,-' them for fence l'l''s The effect iS said to be unique and stri1iils'- Chicago Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

ALTHOUGH the boom has reached San Diego, that city is still in the alphabet of its expectations. It is only b. and c. city, ss it were.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

y., az retaliation bill IS only A litt,e c.n1 es oAit thrown out to catch the
 Huek gudgeons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

Wuvy the doctor orders his patient to ,.--c-lsr diet. he simply conslgns bim to a board 0; neal;n.
, 1887-10-05
EiendOm

No. Is, Kongensgade i Frede7iriksted
oliver opraabt til Bortsalg we'd 3
offentlig Auctioner i Henhold til
Placat 22de April 1917.
Auctionerne afholdes paa dette
Steds Auctionscontoir som folger:
1ste Auction L0RDAGEN den 22de
October d. A.
Eden Auction LORDAGEN den ste
November d. A.
3die Auction LORDAGEN den lode
November d. A.
hyer Gang om Eftermiddagen HI.
2 slet.
Conditionerne og andre til Salget
v~edr0rende Documenter vile v@re
til Eftersyn paa Prokurator STAKE
MANNS Contoir SAINT we'd Auction
erne. III
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efterretning for Pantha-
we're i Henhold til Placat 22de
April 1917.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir, ST.. Croix,
den 24de September 1887.
r.. PETERSEN.
, 1887-10-05
ekjendtgjorelse G.

~gLANKETTER til Anmeldelse
gNB ON Gjenstande, der agtes
sendte til Udstillingen j Kjobenhavn
i 1888, kunne nu erholdes hos under
tegnede Formand.
De udfyldte Blanketter bedes til
bagesendte senest den 15de October
d. A.
Mindre G%jenstande, naulig hen
h0rende til Husfid, vii Udvalget
mulig Sc sig i Stand til at Gjensende
uden Udgift for Udstilleren, naar
denne derom henvender sig til
Undertegnede. .
Udvalget for St. Croix's Reprn-
sentation paa den nordisk
Industri- Landbrugs- og Kunst-
udstilling i Kj0ben nh i
1888.
St. Croix, den 29de September 1887.
2. M ANDERSEN,
FOrmGnd.
, 1887-10-05
N ii 9.

aDeLANKs for the reports of arti-
JED cles to be:.sent to theIExhibition
in Copenhagen in 1888 can now be
had on application to the under
signed Chairman.
The exhibitors are requested to
return the reports not later than
October 18th a. c.
On application to the undersigned,
minor articles, chiefly belonging to
domestic Industry, may be exhibited
through the Committee without any
expense for the exhibitors.
The Committee for the represen-
tation Of ST. Croix in the Scan
dinavian Exhibition for Industry,
Agriculture, and the FinesArts,
to be held in Copenhagen
in 1888.
st. Croix, September Goth, 1887.
P. M. ANDERSEN,
Chairman.
, 1887-10-05
PrOkIafmla.

"A LIE og.. Enhver, som have
- Noget at fordre j afgangne
Politibetjent CARL PETER CHRIS
TIAN HACK og efterlevende Enke
Jane Hack fodt Kings F@llesbo,
indkaldes harved med 8 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skfteret
at anmelde og beyisligg0re deres
Krav.
St; Thom@ skifteret, den lode septem-
FL. A. JURs.
, 1887-10-05
acknowledgements

RForbindelse medB Acknowledgements
- af 13de Marts 1885 angaaende
rOprettelsel afa Politi stationen paa
Kingshill bringes Diet herved til
off6ntlig Kundskab, at Pfantagerne
Grove Place. med Hard Labor, Mt.
Pleasant & Plessens, Paradise,
Betty's Hope og Diamond ere hen
lagte under Diet Heynte Station til
.delte District. -" <-' 4
Gouvernementet for de Ian sk,yestindiske
Der, st. Croix, den 29de September 1887.
G. III. aARENDRUP.
, 1887-10-05
Van Brake.

Translation.

GN continuation of Publication of
- 18th March 1885 concerning the
establishment Of the Police Station
at Kingshill, it is hereby made
known, that the Estates Grove
Place with Hard Labor, Mt Plea
SAINT & Plessens, Paradise, Betty's
Hope and Diamond have been plac-
ed under the district allotted to the
said station.
Government for the Danish West India
Islands, st, Croix the 29th September 1887.
G. FL. ARENDRUP.
, 1887-10-05
Prokla4na:

ale og Enhver, der matte
49, have Noget at fordre paa az
ganggne9 Underforyalters Lieutenant
CAI HANSENS DO indKaides her
we'd med 8 Maaneders Varselpti at
anmelde og bevisliggj0re deressKray
: for undertegnede Skifteret.T1o 8 .
Christianstedg skiiteret,, st. Croiix,, den e; 27da
~ 1 aoo sgag MAXEN,
csf.
, 1887-10-05
Van Brake.
Acknowledgements

gMET bekiendtgj0res herved, at
49, GOuvernementet har tilstillet
undertegnede Foged Fortegnelsen
over ubetalte Skater til Colonial
kassen for Aaret 1886 med Ordre
til at foretage Execution for disse
Skater saafremt Kvittering like
or forevist linden den 20de October
d. A.
Christiansteds Fogedcontoir, St. Croix, den
27de September 1887. v. # .4sf ,a'5a
at MAXEN,
t .aga est.
, 1887-10-05

RFTERB egj@ringa f Christiansteds
j., Skifteret som behandlende Inte-
Observation-Disclosures ROCHE BROS. q
GO. i Liqu. SOM Udlagshaver wi
den Enken HELEN HEEWSON
ti1hSrondn
, 1887-10-05

AT the request of Christiansted's
IL Dealing Court as administering
the Estate of ROCHE BROS. & co.
in Liqu. as Disclaimers
The Property

No. Is, Kings Street in Frederiksted
belonging to HELEN HEWSON,
widow, will be offered for sale at 3
public Auctions in conformity with
Placard 22nd April 1917.
The auctions to be held at the
undersigned auction office as fol-
lows:
LIST Auction on SATURDAY the 22nd
October q. C. :
End Auction on SATURDAY the 9Th
November a. C.
Bird Auction on SATURDAY the 18th
November a. C.
each time MI q n,clnok nn
! The Conditions and. other docu-
ments relating to the sale can be
seen at the Office of Lawyer STAKE
MANN in Christiansted and at the
auctions.
+ This advertisement also serves as
notice to mortgageholders according
to Placard 22nd April 1877.
Frederiksted's Auction Office, st. Croix.
September Gath 1887. g 2h. ~
a. S. 4 7ia. r. PETERSEN